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Feb 24th, 2000 11:59
Andrew Sheh, Tim Fountain
>I tried using this code but it didn't work:
>require("list.php3?cat=adco&area=all");
>It seems this function will only take an actual file name. Is there a
>way around this?
ANSWER
As 'require' simply puts the file in the page you're calling it from,
you can set the variables there. Eg.:
$cat = "adco";
$area = "all";
require("list.php3");